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Admin, if a survey was conducted I'm sure the results would be in favour of the proposals mentioned above. Live prices would reduce thread traffic as many "live price please" comments will be eradicated. PLUS markets trade information would be my preferred addition,volumes traded on PLUS are increasing this would enable users to see the wider 'trade picture'.

I am personally in URU and EML, both give decent exposure to Extract via KAH. regards Dave

Kemi, If I were you I would start by researching the links between Extract (Australian mining) KAH,URU and EML. You will find that there are strong investment links. Any of the 3 mentioned are not 'punts' but many have invested on the strengths of the individual companies and the investments in this 'uranium family' stay away from shares that are talked up by 'disciples' hoping for a dream to come true and look at companies with enough cash in the bank to weather the storm, assets of value and little or no debt (some decent companies have debt but they can service these debts). Make it your goal to research your potential investments thoroughly, it may take time at the beginning but will become quicker and easier in time (honest!!). Hope this is some help regards Dave

Spacey and I are lads but check the members blogs for Didedo!!! :-) regards Dave

Good evening chaps, Most of my salient points have already been taken up so that's the wind taken from my sails to some degree! Nuclear power's anti-campaigners have decreased somewhat over the last 25 years possibly due to the shift to the eco warrior camps, fossil fuels are now considered too 'dirty' for the greener members of the worlds population. Whilst nuclear energy is not without it's eco downside/risk elements I believe it will eventually become the essential mainstay of the world's power generation. I have read speculation that nuclear weapon stockpiles will provide masses of Uranium to serve the worlds future requirements, whilst it may provide some of the requirement 1. The world will not see total nuclear weapon decommissioning in our lifetime 2. Any recovered Uranium will stay with the owner country and 3. The future world demand will outstrip the salvaged stock. The consolidation of the 'tiddlers' (thanks Didedo) is, in my opinion a very real possibility. I'm sure there is generous handful of companies that have exploration licences but not the financial clout to recover the goods and by a similar token there are cash rich experienced mining comapnies looking to expand their resources. That (for what it is worth) is my take on the situation, I'm off to stroke my Uranium mining share certificates!! :-) regards Dave